Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-29
GENERAL MARKETS.
Produoe and Provysions.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, July 2S.-Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat-lIeavy receipts and weak
markets elsewhere caused g decline of 81 "a 3 :,
but 1t recovered somewhat and closed - &c
lower than yesterday. No , red, cash, 701ac;
July 7O7s@7O1zc, closing 70hc; August ,1O4@
7O2fc, closing 701sc; September IL = az, closing
72c. Corn &c higher; cash SIC, August 340
@34}ac, closing 341ac Septembe- 3jGS5sic, clos
ing 355c. Oats-Market easy but dull;
cash 2311 q % .c July &c; August % C, Sep
temner 24hc; Oc'ober 24hc., Cornmeal
steady at s. %. Whiskey steady at 81 O5.
Provisions steady. Pork Irregular, new SIS 80.
Lard quiet at So "a G64I. Dry salt meat, boxed
shoulders, s. IS; long clears IS l21z; clear
ribs IS I21z6S .; short clears S. 37h. Ia
con-BoXed shoulders S. %. long clears So 90;
clear ribs IS 90dS 80; short clears So 25G9 80.
Hams steady at $ll l0G IA 60.
CHICAGO, ILL, July 2S.-Wheat-Trading be
gan somewhat heated TO day. There was a
general rush to sell cereal and for few min
ut, 1t seemed IS though everybody had some
to dispose of. september starte1 at I, &c and
fell steadily TO 704c. This decline of over &c
made the feeling rather weak. About 100000
bush' Is IS said to have b2en sold for several
liberal buyers and 81 the break September
moved up to Tic, thea steaded down to 70ls 4;
the last half hour active with % market lirm
opened quiet and unchanged at
3S}a G3S5sc for September. Trading
was not large enough TO attract much attention.
Principal influences, however, were on the bull
side and prices gained about &c; September
reacped 394c. Advice s from various points in
the corn belt report the drouth unbroken and
growing crops Injured in consequence. Prices
held fairly firm and September closed at SEC
Provisions were quiet and prices without ma
terial change. Receipts of hogs were highland
prices tribe better: short ri 8 werethe fsFor :,
lie, but prices only fluctuated SOLO and clesed
a tritle lover than yesterday. Fair shipping
demand eNisiei and 100000 pounds cash
were taken on private terms. making
week. September cold at S. 090S;G5, aHd
closed at S. O5. Lard was qu'efand faeseipg
absorbed by big packers; september soldA
Leadl, futures closed as follows; Wheat,
July 691sc; August 6915c; september 7nsss;;
October r. c'Tn sJaly So August
per barrel ST 20; Lard-July: IS 575;
October, Sc IS. short ribs, July, s. 95; Au-
gust s. IS; september, S %; October s. s So
! / quiry prices are steady unchanged No. 2,
| REQ, 7l15c: No. corn, 3S3sc. Mess pork, per
barrel $I5 70. Lard, per leo lbs, Sc 57316G 60;
shoulders boxed, SIS SO05 60 Snort clear
sides, boxed, 5: 3ias 40.
NEW YORK, July 2S-Flour-G enerally
'teady. Wheas-Spot lots opened at lie and
options '.05so lower, closing steady, decline
partly recovered. Speculation was moderate /;
| export inquiry lair Spot No. 2 rel I9l46791ac
elevator; 81 delivered; s07sc freight on
closing at soc; september 81 S,l6esl3sc,
| closing at Size; october S21sGS2ic. closing
at $3.50; November s3S Soi15c. cloSlng at
sac. Corn-Spot lots declined y and options
gaze, closing steady with reaction of = a &c.
SCOT No. ;. q q &C delivered: July nominal at
Ne Aag5st at sc oassa at el 4sa
October 477& 6475sc, closed at 473sc: Nesem-
Der 4SG+s%c. closed at 4S6c. Cofee-Spot
fair; Rio nominal at 20c, options shade
stronger but quiet; sales 5l,1cO bags: J1l5
81 s5 Aust ST. sOG17 s.; September SIS 90
october SIS GOALS %: November SIS pals b
December SIS 3o6lS so; January SIS 35GlS 80
February SIS 306lS So; March SIS So Sugar
quiet and unchanged; refined steady; Barba
does 9 1914 11-l6c cube Sc; test 9-l6ci
centrifugal SIC. white extra G 5G5 Lee; vel
TONERS 5 l3 acc; st ma ri A 7-16G515c
cut loaf and crushed 6 l l666}sc; powdered
6a6lsc; graduated "a loco. Molasses nom
inal